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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-04
Lobe ngrin in Paris

PARIS, May 3.-The performance of
Lohengrin this evening, was witnessed
by large audience. who warmly but
quietly appiauded the singers. Outside
the theatre large crowd, which assem-
bled early. manifested hostile feeling
by hooting, shouting 'abas Wagner"
"abas Lamoreaux," then alternating
with singing the MarselIaise, cries
of FiUc Ia Franc! Viue pzrmet
At 10 p. m. rain set in, and the crowd
continued 70 increase. The police have
gathered in front Of the theatre in
rxpecta ion OF trouble. Police paraded
the streets, arresting four persons, The
crowd then took position near the
Opera House to await the exit of the
audience from the Eden Theatre In
the latter the play was received with
great enthusiasm, and there were num-
erous fervent recalls.
Among the audience were Floquet,
Lockroy, Dumas, Leon. Say. and other
well-known persons. The performance
was over at lam. At that hour. owing
to the rainstorm, the crowd outside
dwindled to ABOUT forty, who vigorously
Kissed the audience.
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IN THE COMMONS.
A Movement for Action
Against the "Times."
CANADIAN FISHERIES AGAIN
Bulky Correspondence in Relation
Thereto - The DisI ute re-
yiewed-Other Items
IN THE COMMONS.
CANADIAN FISHERIES AGAIN
I'm the House of Commons.

LONDON, May g. Charles Edward
Lewis, Conservative member for North
Antrim, in the House of Commons,
this afternoon, called the Houses at
tention to the breach of privilege COM
mitted by the London Times. in an ar
ticle charging John Dillon with having
tCld falsehood when he was an accom-.
plice of Sheridan, the Invincible. Lewis
concluded as follows: These wholesale
charges of lying against Mr.. Dillon con-
stitute distinct breach of privilege. l
move that the House take notice of
them"
Phillip Albert Nuntz, another Con-
servatiYe and men Der for Tamworth
division, Warwickshire, seconded Mr..
Lewis motion.
Right Hon. w. II. Smith, First Lord
of the Treasury, on behalf of govern
ment, moved that the House adjourn.
in order that the questions of fact
might be argued.
Dillon said he desired to have the
question brought to an issue right off,
Sexton said the party had been chal-
lenged much lately, and had been
tainted with not taking it up. Now
they took it up, and insisted upon in
quiry by the mouse. (Cheers.)
Mr.. Bradlaugh opposed Smiths mo-
ton to adjourn and charged govern
ment with conniving at the offerin, of
Lewis motion, aad mat the debate was
concerted plan TO lace in the hands
of Conservatives weapons to assist them
in the passage of the odious coercion
bill.
Mr.. Holmes, attorney general for
Ireland, denied that the motion was
made with the conn.yance of the gov
eminent. He had never heard of the
motion until it was made.
Gladstone opposed the motion to ad-
journ. He said Dillon had been charged
falsehood, while addressing the house
If anything constituted breach of
privilege, this was a breach. The parties
accused demanded an immediate trial.
1t is impossible that the house could re-
sist that 1t had always been the Gus
tom for the house itself to proceed to
deal without delay with motion relat-
ing to breach of privilege, afterwards,
in special cases, appointing a select
committee OF inquiry.
A division was then taken on the mo-
ton to adjourn, resulting 213 in favor of
the motion and ia against it.
Smith moved that on Thursday the
House resume consideration of the
question.
Sexton moved that it be taken up to-
morrow.
Dillon demanded to know whether
the editor of the Times would be brought
to the bar of the House.
Smith could only say that the usual
course would be followed.
1t was then agreed to take the ques-
ton up again tomorrow.
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Earthquake at Albuquerque.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. May Sat 3.13
tais afternoon. the entire community
vas startled by two distinct but almost
continuous vibrations of the earth-the
direction Of which was east to west,
snd continued ten seconds. Clocks
ia ali parts of the city were
stopped, chandeliers Vibrated, and
s plate glass window in the First
National Bank building cracked. Men
and women rushed into the streets, and
horses were frightened. The men IN
led their teams and hurriedly lead
them away, looking upwards at the
buildings, as il they expected they were
aboCt 10 topple upon them. Many
persons complained of g feeling akin TO
sea sickness.
In the old town the people were terror
striker, and many of The natives feared
& new eruption from an extinct crater
near heVe. The court was in session in
the new Court House, occupied for the
first time yestel day. Those IN the room
thought the structure was about to fall
and a stampede was made for the doors.
The jadge hurridly adjourned the court
ana the officials joined in the rush.
The shock appears to have been general
throughout the southwest, reports in
dicating that it was more severe a. FL
Psso thar here.
AtSan Narcisl, two distinct shocks
were felt and the alarm was general.
flake Valley, 200 miles south. two
shocks were distinguishable. The vi
bratiOns were east to west, continuing
eight seconds. and the time was re-
ported as . u.
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The Case against Fotheripeham

ST. LOUIS, May 8 -The case of David
s. Buckingham, the Adams Express
messenger, indicted for completely in
the robbery of that company on the st
Louis and San Frarci ;co Railroad, last
October, was begun in the criminal
court to-day. After the jury was sworn,
Assistant Circuit Attorney ,MeDonald
opened the case for the prosecution ,
along statement, IN which he enumer-
sted the various things which the State,
expected 70 prove during the trial
among them sre that Fotheringham,
PRIOR TO the robbery, made in
qulFles with view to getri e
another position; that he intended
10 leave the employ of the COM
Psny; that he inquired of employees in
me company's Office as to what nights
me largest runs went out; the night of
1ae robbery was one of the heavy run
nights; that he knew, almost to q dol
!sr, the amount of money in the run on
toe night Of the robbery; that several
OF his statements regarding the entrance
Oh Mltrock to the express car, and the
manner OF the robbery were not cor
rect; that bis story about receiving let
..ers from the robbers purporune to be
from Superintendent Damseli and
Route Agent Barrett, were only
partly true, and that numer-
Gus other OF his statements were not
correct, all going to show that he
vas IL COLLISION with the robbers.
The testimony wss then taken of the
employees of the company and OF one
or tFo banks showing that certain
packages and sums of money were in
'he car on the night of the robbery.
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On the Turf.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 3d.-Following
is the result of to-day's races on the
Kentucky Association Course:
First race, purse $500, all ages. one
and one-eighth mlles-Montana Regen
won, Tonga Light second, Relax third.
Time, 1864.
Second race, Robinson stakes, for
two -year.old tillies. one-half mile
Princess Blandiua won. Emma Han
cock second, Miss Ruth third. Time,
5lk.
Third race, Phoenix Hotel stake, for
3-year-oldS one and a quarter miles
Banburg won, Montrose murphy,
Jockey second, and Libretto third.
Time, 30.
Fourth race, handicap purse OF 800,
one and one-sixteenth miles-Asceo.a
won. Mute second, Monocrat third.
Time, 1907.
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The Fisheries Question.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 3.-The Minister
of Fisheries brought down the fisheries
correspondence this afternoon. It is a
bulky volume, covering period from
1884 down to very recent date. Much
of the correspondence has already been
published, and it is only the later dis
patches which are of public interest at
this time. Following the recent nego-
tiations for the settlement of existing
difficulties, it appears that on December
Sd last, Mr.. Phelps. United States min
lister at London, transmitted to the
imperial government copy of
an outline for the proposed ad interim
arrangement between the two govern
mentS On this subject, which had been
prepared by Secretary Bayard. After
reciting the differences which had
arisen in regard to the Interpretation
of the treaty of 1918. Secretary Bayard
proposed a mixed commission for the
following purposes: "Of lines limits,
which shall separate exclusively from
the common right of fishing on the
coast and in adjacent water of the
British American colonies in con-
formity with the first artiele of the cen.
vention in 1918, except that the bays
and harbors from which the American
fishermen are in the future TO
be excluded, save for the pur-
poses for which entrance into
bays and harbors Is permitted by said
article, are hereby agreed to be taken
10 be such bays and harbors as are ten
OF less than ten miles in width and
distance of three marine miles from
hoI no
measured from q straight line drawn
across the bay or harbor in q part
nearest the entrance at the first point;
where the width does not exceed
ten miles said lines 10 be
regularly numbered, duly described
ana also clearly marked on the charts
1repared in duplicate for the purpose.
To agree upon and establish such regu-
iations as may be necessary and proper
tn secure to the fishermen of the United
States the privilege OF entering the bays
and harbors for the purpose OF shelter
and of repairing damages therein, pur-
chasing wood and obtaining water and
TO establish restrictions to prevent the
abuse of the privileges reserved by said
convention to fishermen of the United
s, stes: to agree upon and recommend
PENALTIES to he adJudged and
such proceedings ard jurisdiction
as NAV be necessary to secure,
speedy trial and judgment
for yiolators of the rights, and trans
gressoIs limits and restrictions which
NAV be adopted. Pending a aennite
arrangement, there was to be aosten-s
ton from SEEING Uni:ed States fishing
VI sseIs. unless found within three
marine miles of the Canadian COAST.
MT. Bayard further proposed that each
country should send a national vessel
10 the Cult and 70 the south coast
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Big Mortgage

SAN Francisco, May 3.-The Spring
Valley Water Company has mortgaged
its entire property for S. 900, 900 in favor
of the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company. The mortgage secures 5000
bonds of 81 COO each. payable in thirty
years, but redeemabie at any time after
September l, 1895, and b airing in crest
at per cent. The reason tor issuing
the bonds is to enlarge the works, in
crease the water supply and redeem the
present outstanding bonds, drawing 8
per cent. interest, which will soon fall
due
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ESTRAY NOTICE .

WHEREAS, ON THE 30TH DAY OF
w ApFN. 1887, received from T. Francis
ROneche, policeman, a certain sorrel mare.
four years cid, white face, glass eyes,
branded z on left thigh; also certificate
signed by 7 Francis ROueche setting forth
that the laid animal was found trespassing
upoo Seventh Street, at corner of Locust
street, in Kaysville City, Utah, and that the
expenses of restraining or driving to the
pound is 81 Notice is hereby given that if
said animal is not claimed end taken away.
and said charges aid all costs paid before
o'cl ok p. m. cII uesday, the tenth day
of May, \. u. 81. al the citv pound ia
Kaysyiile City. Davis County, L r. 1 will
at said time and are offer said animal for
sale az publ anctlon. AMI sell the same TO
The highest and best bidder for cash, n
satisfy the amount claimed On said ceTIid-
Cate and ali costs. jos. 70 Z nj.
Pound-kevper.-
KAYsvILE. April SO, 1857
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ExcitementinT exaa.

Great excitement has been caused IL
the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by th.
remarkable recovery of Mr.. ]. E. Cor
ley, who was so helpless that be coulc
not turn IN bed, or raise his head
everybody said he was dying of Con-
sumption. a trial bottle of DR.. King.
New Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief, he bought large bottle and :
box Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills; by The
time he had taken two boxes of Pill.
and two bottles of the Discovery, he wal
well and had gained in flesh thirty-sil
pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at z
O. II. ]. Drug Store. 2
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The Verdict UnanIne.s.,

w. D. Suit. Druggist, Bippus, Ind
-stiies: Il can recommend 6eetrs
.i,.ers as the very best remedy. Every
ottle sold has given reGefin every sasa
ne man took SIX bottles, and was earse
rheumatism of 10 year, standing.
abraham Hare, druggist, Bolivia
,nIo. affirms: "The bsst selling ned
iue I have ever handled In my g Yea1s
Experience, is Electric Bittsts." ThHe
nds OF others have sdde4 tAea1 tesS
nony. 50 that the verdict b l1a1tDS9
nat Electric Bittsrs do cure Cd eieeas1a
{ the Liver and xidnsys . -
'uly a hail. dollar . bs4eb o 4 @. ~
rug Store
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A Terrible Disaster.

ST. JOINS, n. F., May 3.-A terrible
disaster occurred yesterday at Southwest
Point, Channel Harbor. The Glasgow
steamship John Knor, laden with liquors,
brick and rolling stock. struck the reefs
near the channel harbor, and sank in
half an hour. Every soul on board
persisted. "A furious gale of wind, with
a heavy land%srd sea and dense fog,
prevailed at the time of the accident.
Some bodies were recovered, having
been washed ashore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-04
That Proposed Reduction.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-The matter
of the reduction OF wages by the sugar
refinery will be laid before the labor
unions tonight. Inquiry was made at
the California Refinery if they intended
taking similar action. The answer was
no. a shipment of 200, 900 barrels of
sugar for Minneapolis by the American
de aimed at Victoria, B. c., owing to
the steamer, on which it is shipped from
here being quarantined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-04
In the Interests of Labor.

LANSING, Mich, May 3.-An import
ant labor measure passed the house
this morning. This prohibits the use
Of store orders. scrip, notes, or certifi-
Gates in payment of labor. 1t also
makes it imperative on all employers Of
labor to pay at least monthly. ANY
violation of these provisions is made a
misdemeanor, punishable by fine of
from S. to $50. The vote on the bill
was So, to against it.
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Always Giving Satisfaction.

BEAEpRETH's PILLS have always given
satisfaction. In fifty years there has
been no complaint Of them. That is
about their life in the United States.
and millions of persons have used them.
There is no DOUBT that they have -estab-
lished themselves by merit alone. They
cure rheumatism. dyspepsia, piles,
diarrhoea, liver complaint and fevers,
and greatly prolong the human life.
One or two at night on an empty
stomach. for q week or two, will keep
you in good form and tone up the sys-
tenn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-04
Chamberlain Chats.

GLASGOW, May 3.-Joseph Chamber.
lain, in a speech here to-day, said he
would willingly welcome Gladstone and
his followers, back to 1.-The old liberal
paths" He protested that the new
heresy OF home rule for Ireland, was
not ancient, but a doctrine of sect
whose chief GO ,ma was the infallibility
of their political pope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-04
The Queen

PIrTsBURG, Pa. May 3-Queen Kapic.
lani and party, of the Hawaiian kin =
dom, arrived in Pittsburg from the west
this morning in special car. Break
fast was served in the car, and at s
o'clock the royal visitors left for Wash
ington on the day express. A large
crowd at the depot when the train
rolled in was honored with slight Gimp
ses Of the queen, who smiled pleasantly
from her Car window
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Raised to the Peerags.

WIssKPEG, May 3.-Hon. Gilbert
McVusker, just returned from Ottawa,
says he learned from Sir John Nc
Donald that he (Sir John) was to be
June. He will be given seat in the
House of Lords, and will withdraw from
Canadian politics.
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British Turf

LosDoS. May 3.-The race meeting at
Chester opened 10 day. The 2-year- old
plste, I'VE furIongs, was won By Bridges
Williams hllY. Saucv Lass. BIZ length,
Lord Cholmoldely's hIIy, Poligdor,
second, snd r. Crest's colt. ChiIperic.
'lhlTd. There were ten stsriers.
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Cstarrh Very Bad.

l had Catarrh pery bad, and had to
give up my work. |. had used everythiI z
| saw, and nearly eat my nose off with
things that did me more injury than
good. Some of Ely's Cream Balm was
given me; l tried it. In week I re-
sumed work; am now completely cured.
Nj. W. Zielie, Balladist, Duprex &
Beoedict's Ministries, San Francisco,
Gal
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The West virginia senatorship.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, May 3.-The
Senate aid House voted separately for
United States Senator to dav in the Sem
e, Camden (Democrat) received
10, Flick (Republican) 8, scattering
4. In the House Camden received %,
Flicks23, scattering IA The vote is q
repetition of that of last session.
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Baseball.

PITrsBURG, May 3.-Pittsburg, 5; De-
troit, Il.
BALTIMORE, May S-Baltimore, 15;
Athletics, 5.
WAsHINeroS. May S.-New York, 4;
Washington, Il.
INDIANAPoLIs, May 3.-Chicago, 5;
Indianapolis, 4.
NV YORK, May 3.-Brooklyn, q;
Metropolitan, s.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3,-Boston, s.;
Philadelphia, 8.
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The Most Inexperienced Girl

can, With "Rough on Dirt." do as nice
1asa.nS aud ironing as can be done in
~ any laundry Boiling not necessary; IN
,lHe any other, Rough on Dirt" can be
USec IN both washing and starccing; :
you ned have 10 fear in usi z this
SS'''it-. ,-ee from viie a.kaE It DO, not
'T' Yr!iaE "r Injure The finest fsbric;
year. 5lsacbPs, wnitens. Rough on
pi9t Is the only article that can be
Aleed ~ = reh mot or co'd) to give q
-Vod 6i61y agd beautiful glass. Ask for
heugl On Dirt" 10 and 25c. packages,
AL hrst Cisss Druggists. !
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Come of the Reservation.

PIsRRE, Oak, May 3.-Indian Agent
McChesney, of the Cheyenne agency,
acting under instructions from Wash
ington. has ordered all cattlemen and
other whites of that reservation.
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The A. & P Wreck.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, May 3.-The
wrecking of the west-bound passenger
of the Atlantic & Pacific, fifteen miles
west of Coolidge. yesterday morning,
was not SO serious as at first reported.
The wreck was caused by a broken
truck. The engine was derailed and
three coaches were badly smashed. The
passengers were terribly shaken up and
bruised, but no one was killed.
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A Good Reason

LONDON, May Gladstone, in Letter
asking to be excused from attending the
meeting in favor of the anti-vaccination
movement, gives as one of his reasons,
the statement that he is busily engaged
in opposing the compulsory incubation
of the whole British nation with coer-
zion
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Summer Complaints

Of children o. adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as JohnsoE's Essence
OF Life. Be sure and have a bottle in the
house to use on the inst symptom.
Only 30 cents. Sold by 2. q. II. l. and
al druggists.
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GUILTY.

MILWAUKEE, May 3.-Ihe jury in the
case Of Paul Grattekuo, charged with
melting the riot at Milwaukee Garden
last May, brought in verdict of guilty
this morning. a motion for new trial
will be argued on Saturday.
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The Boss .

MUNcIE. Ind, May 3.-The largest gas
well in the world was Just discovered at
Fairmount near here. The test of the
State geolegist of Ohio. shows it flowing
nearly Il, 900 900 feet per day.
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Coinage During April.

WAsH1NGroN. May 3.-The coinage of
the minis during the month of April
aggregate s. G43, S95. of which So coo ,000
was in standard silver dollars.
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He Did 1t Handsomely

/. HAVANA, May 3.-The storekeeper
of the warehouses known as Almacenes
De Depositos, has disappeared. and is
said TO be a defaulter to the sum OF
S4O0 000
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Foundered and All Hands Lost.

HALIFAX. \. s., May 3.-The steamer
John Hnor, captain BrolIy. from Glas
gov for Montreal, foundered at the
channel. New Foundland, Yesterday.
Al hands were lost.
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The Prince Opened 1T

MANCHESTER, England. May 3.-The
Manchester exhibition was opened to-
day by the Prince of Wales, who was en-
thusasticaliy received.
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Beautiful Women

Are made psllid aud unsttrsetive by func-
tional irregularities which DR.. Pierce ia
yerite Prescription" will infallibly cure.
Thousands OF testimonials. By druggists.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made niser
able by that terrible cough Sh Ion :
CIis is the remedy tor you. Sold by A
C. Suit s Co., druggists. 5
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is so d by on a guarantee.
Ii cures Consumptic-:. Sold by A. G.
,u-I.n & Co.. Druggists. 6
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Misses Lsvon Pierce and Ada Woodward
The piece was well and satisfactorily
performed, and by request of a numbe
o persons the piece Will be repeare ed on
Saturday evening next. J.B.
BRIGHAM CRY, May 2.
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"BUCHU-P AIBA." Quick, complete
cure, all annoying Kidney diseases,
Catarrh of Bladder. 81.
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CAfAHRR CURED, health and
wee wee breath secl; ed, by Shiloh s
TIa'sFro Kennedy. t'rice 50 cents. Nasal
fIllrc'"T Ire 5, Is bY a. c. smith &
C9' '!stisa,s,s.
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GROUP, WHoOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiioh's Cure. Sold by A. c. Smith &
Co., druggists. 8